... THOMAS HARDY. Tliomu Rirdr, norciiit, b ra in Jun», ISO, in Dorsetshire, and corameuteJ l rtrrer »n arehi. Uct. Par an muj dMliog with ColouraJ Bricks and Tarra-eo - AnhlUot'ira,'’ he reoeirel S» uadml and price of the Inlt tute of British Architects ...

... anecdotes, ?? published, illus- trative of Sir Thomas Hardys brilliant career; but we refrain from alluding to them further, in the hope that a complete memoir may be forthcoming accredited by his familg. ?? Thomas Ifardly was the second eon of Joseph flardy ...

... the moral—all these things establish strong likeness between the ideas of Thomas Hardy with regard to art and the life-long gospel preached by Gustave Flaubert. And yet Thomas Hardy is the most personal of writers. Between the lines of nearly every story ...

... NOVELIST HONOURED BY NATIVE TOWN At Dorchester on Wednesday evening, in the presence of a large gathering, Mr. Thomas Hardy was presented with the freedom of the borough in recoguition of his brilliant services to literature and the distinction thereby ...

... that you let plead Your loving kinduess with you—wooing wise— Albeit that aught you owe and must repay No man can say? —Thomas Hardy in “News and Leader.” ...

... more heartless doctrine to preach than even an exaggeratea pessimiem— e latter leaves one at loast on the safe sida.-Mi. Thomas Hardy, 1 “The Frglish [lusirated Magazve.™ LONG-WINDED, Little Girl (innocently, to new rector): “Will you please see how many ...

... floods in the south of Scotland. 11. The quarter’s revenue is published, showing an increase of 696.847/. on the quarter. —. Thomas Hardy dies, in his 81st year. 17. M. Berryer. the ITeueh Deputy, is tried at Blois, for high treason, and acquitted. Oeneral ...

... century of life has been counted the iriend of most of the literary giants of cur age. Goorge Meredith Grant Allen, and Thomas Hardy are among those with whom he has been on terms of intumacy. Mr. Clodd 15 retiring *nto private lite this month. 1t seems ...

... ‘to his strong desire to join the force in France. It appears that he came to this country and enlisted in the name of Thomas Hardy into the 2nd Battalion Queen’s Royal West Surrey Regiment. While serving with this battalion as a private he was killed ...

... clireclly pay the money due Mr. Rulhcror Mr. Fianeis. PURSUANT to a Decree the Court ot Chancery, made in caufe «herein Thomas Hardy, and another, are plaintiffs,and Wm.Truelovc, and others, are defendants, the creditors of JAMES WILDER, lateoflpfwich ...

... Burrell, who will give passesston at Michaelmas next. . . Also, a Cottage and Garden, near the farm, m tne occupation of Thomas Hardy and others. This estate is most advantageously situated, the best and largest markets ill the county are within a short ...

... Party | TEI,E}GRAPH.—S.OS. stands for “Save our Souls.” G. POLLARD.—The author of “Far from thol Madding Crowd” is Mr. Thomas Hardy. | A B. G. (Bury).—We have no record of the fire | you refer to. l k. E. 8. and OXON.—Glasgow is the second largest city ...